To be honest, he didn't look like he'd score a goal.
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Who pfaffed the pfaff? Who got pfaffed tonight?
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Was he playing too sheepishly?
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Sounds more like Wally. Couldn't use him, crap at penalties.
Who pfaffed the pfaff? Who got pfaffed tonight?
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Ugh...I think the quarantine is messing with my head. How did I mix them up?
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Re: Thread of Dreams
Curious set of dreams last night. One involved me trying to phone my dad to let him know that I was going to die soon. I had sprained my ankle, and there were complications that had fatally weakened my heart, so I had only a short amount of time left. (Couldn't get a hold of him, btw.) This is more notable because a couple nights before, I had a dream about helping my dad put my mother in a long-care home because she had dementia. What's odd is that my dad's been dead for twenty years now.
The other dream was watching, directing, and acting in one of those prestige tv series dramas about drug dealing to Hollywood a-listers. Two scenes stand out, one that makes sense and one that doesn't. The former was watching a guy go from coffee shop to coffee shop shooting rival dealers. The other was sitting in the stands at a little league ball field and all the players parting to let an old couple and a kid chasing a dodge ball pass thru. That scene should probably be edited out of the final cut.
The other dream was watching, directing, and acting in one of those prestige tv series dramas about drug dealing to Hollywood a-listers. Two scenes stand out, one that makes sense and one that doesn't. The former was watching a guy go from coffee shop to coffee shop shooting rival dealers. The other was sitting in the stands at a little league ball field and all the players parting to let an old couple and a kid chasing a dodge ball pass thru. That scene should probably be edited out of the final cut.
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Re: Thread of Dreams
People dont want to be preached to, just tell the damn story.Dr. Medulla wrote: ↑07 Aug 2020, 7:02amCurious set of dreams last night. One involved me trying to phone my dad to let him know that I was going to die soon. I had sprained my ankle, and there were complications that had fatally weakened my heart, so I had only a short amount of time left. (Couldn't get a hold of him, btw.) This is more notable because a couple nights before, I had a dream about helping my dad put my mother in a long-care home because she had dementia. What's odd is that my dad's been dead for twenty years now.
The other dream was watching, directing, and acting in one of those prestige tv series dramas about drug dealing to Hollywood a-listers. Two scenes stand out, one that makes sense and one that doesn't. The former was watching a guy go from coffee shop to coffee shop shooting rival dealers. The other was sitting in the stands at a little league ball field and all the players parting to let an old couple and a kid chasing a dodge ball pass thru. That scene should probably be edited out of the final cut.
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Re: Thread of Dreams
This what happens when you give Charlie Kaufman a free hand with the script.revbob wrote: ↑07 Aug 2020, 7:46amPeople dont want to be preached to, just tell the damn story.Dr. Medulla wrote: ↑07 Aug 2020, 7:02amCurious set of dreams last night. One involved me trying to phone my dad to let him know that I was going to die soon. I had sprained my ankle, and there were complications that had fatally weakened my heart, so I had only a short amount of time left. (Couldn't get a hold of him, btw.) This is more notable because a couple nights before, I had a dream about helping my dad put my mother in a long-care home because she had dementia. What's odd is that my dad's been dead for twenty years now.
The other dream was watching, directing, and acting in one of those prestige tv series dramas about drug dealing to Hollywood a-listers. Two scenes stand out, one that makes sense and one that doesn't. The former was watching a guy go from coffee shop to coffee shop shooting rival dealers. The other was sitting in the stands at a little league ball field and all the players parting to let an old couple and a kid chasing a dodge ball pass thru. That scene should probably be edited out of the final cut.
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Re: Thread of Dreams
Fucking symbolism. Give me a car chase any day.Dr. Medulla wrote: ↑07 Aug 2020, 8:23amThis what happens when you give Charlie Kaufman a free hand with the script.revbob wrote: ↑07 Aug 2020, 7:46amPeople dont want to be preached to, just tell the damn story.Dr. Medulla wrote: ↑07 Aug 2020, 7:02amCurious set of dreams last night. One involved me trying to phone my dad to let him know that I was going to die soon. I had sprained my ankle, and there were complications that had fatally weakened my heart, so I had only a short amount of time left. (Couldn't get a hold of him, btw.) This is more notable because a couple nights before, I had a dream about helping my dad put my mother in a long-care home because she had dementia. What's odd is that my dad's been dead for twenty years now.
The other dream was watching, directing, and acting in one of those prestige tv series dramas about drug dealing to Hollywood a-listers. Two scenes stand out, one that makes sense and one that doesn't. The former was watching a guy go from coffee shop to coffee shop shooting rival dealers. The other was sitting in the stands at a little league ball field and all the players parting to let an old couple and a kid chasing a dodge ball pass thru. That scene should probably be edited out of the final cut.
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Re: Thread of Dreams
Had a conversation with a dead man in my dreams last night. When I was an undergrad, my apartment was a few blocks away from a house with four friends, three of them from my hometown. I was originally only friends with one of them, but later became good with the others. Haven't kept in touch with any of them since finishing my BA, tho. A couple years or ago, one of them popped into my head so I googled him and found out he'd died less than a year before. The obituary didn't mention illness and I poking around didn't find any accidents, so I wondered if it was suicide. Part of me thought about contacting some people from my hometown, but my motives were ghoulish so I didn't. Anyway, in my dream, I was sitting on the steps of a small town general store (very cinematic) with some others and this guy shows up. After some confusing small talk, I tell him that he's supposed to be dead. He gets very upset and wants to know how and why, and I confess that I don't know. So we start walking along a country road to find out whether he's actually dead.The bulk of our conversation was me trying to calm him down over being dead/not dead.
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Sounds a bit Twilight Zoney, you just need a better ending. Go back to sleep and fix it.Dr. Medulla wrote: ↑16 Aug 2020, 6:29amHad a conversation with a dead man in my dreams last night. When I was an undergrad, my apartment was a few blocks away from a house with four friends, three of them from my hometown. I was originally only friends with one of them, but later became good with the others. Haven't kept in touch with any of them since finishing my BA, tho. A couple years or ago, one of them popped into my head so I googled him and found out he'd died less than a year before. The obituary didn't mention illness and I poking around didn't find any accidents, so I wondered if it was suicide. Part of me thought about contacting some people from my hometown, but my motives were ghoulish so I didn't. Anyway, in my dream, I was sitting on the steps of a small town general store (very cinematic) with some others and this guy shows up. After some confusing small talk, I tell him that he's supposed to be dead. He gets very upset and wants to know how and why, and I confess that I don't know. So we start walking along a country road to find out whether he's actually dead.The bulk of our conversation was me trying to calm him down over being dead/not dead.
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Re: Thread of Dreams
He can't as he hasn't woken up yet.revbob wrote: ↑16 Aug 2020, 12:06pmSounds a bit Twilight Zoney, you just need a better ending. Go back to sleep and fix it.Dr. Medulla wrote: ↑16 Aug 2020, 6:29amHad a conversation with a dead man in my dreams last night. When I was an undergrad, my apartment was a few blocks away from a house with four friends, three of them from my hometown. I was originally only friends with one of them, but later became good with the others. Haven't kept in touch with any of them since finishing my BA, tho. A couple years or ago, one of them popped into my head so I googled him and found out he'd died less than a year before. The obituary didn't mention illness and I poking around didn't find any accidents, so I wondered if it was suicide. Part of me thought about contacting some people from my hometown, but my motives were ghoulish so I didn't. Anyway, in my dream, I was sitting on the steps of a small town general store (very cinematic) with some others and this guy shows up. After some confusing small talk, I tell him that he's supposed to be dead. He gets very upset and wants to know how and why, and I confess that I don't know. So we start walking along a country road to find out whether he's actually dead.The bulk of our conversation was me trying to calm him down over being dead/not dead.
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Re: Thread of Dreams
he can't because he's really the one who is dead.Marky Dread wrote: ↑16 Aug 2020, 12:26pmHe can't as he hasn't woken up yet.revbob wrote: ↑16 Aug 2020, 12:06pmSounds a bit Twilight Zoney, you just need a better ending. Go back to sleep and fix it.Dr. Medulla wrote: ↑16 Aug 2020, 6:29amHad a conversation with a dead man in my dreams last night. When I was an undergrad, my apartment was a few blocks away from a house with four friends, three of them from my hometown. I was originally only friends with one of them, but later became good with the others. Haven't kept in touch with any of them since finishing my BA, tho. A couple years or ago, one of them popped into my head so I googled him and found out he'd died less than a year before. The obituary didn't mention illness and I poking around didn't find any accidents, so I wondered if it was suicide. Part of me thought about contacting some people from my hometown, but my motives were ghoulish so I didn't. Anyway, in my dream, I was sitting on the steps of a small town general store (very cinematic) with some others and this guy shows up. After some confusing small talk, I tell him that he's supposed to be dead. He gets very upset and wants to know how and why, and I confess that I don't know. So we start walking along a country road to find out whether he's actually dead.The bulk of our conversation was me trying to calm him down over being dead/not dead.
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revbob wrote: ↑16 Aug 2020, 1:04pmhe can't because he's really the one who is dead.Marky Dread wrote: ↑16 Aug 2020, 12:26pmHe can't as he hasn't woken up yet.revbob wrote: ↑16 Aug 2020, 12:06pmSounds a bit Twilight Zoney, you just need a better ending. Go back to sleep and fix it.Dr. Medulla wrote: ↑16 Aug 2020, 6:29amHad a conversation with a dead man in my dreams last night. When I was an undergrad, my apartment was a few blocks away from a house with four friends, three of them from my hometown. I was originally only friends with one of them, but later became good with the others. Haven't kept in touch with any of them since finishing my BA, tho. A couple years or ago, one of them popped into my head so I googled him and found out he'd died less than a year before. The obituary didn't mention illness and I poking around didn't find any accidents, so I wondered if it was suicide. Part of me thought about contacting some people from my hometown, but my motives were ghoulish so I didn't. Anyway, in my dream, I was sitting on the steps of a small town general store (very cinematic) with some others and this guy shows up. After some confusing small talk, I tell him that he's supposed to be dead. He gets very upset and wants to know how and why, and I confess that I don't know. So we start walking along a country road to find out whether he's actually dead.The bulk of our conversation was me trying to calm him down over being dead/not dead.
Forces have been looting
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Re: Thread of Dreams
Gimme a few more hours and I'll get on that.revbob wrote: ↑16 Aug 2020, 12:06pmSounds a bit Twilight Zoney, you just need a better ending. Go back to sleep and fix it.Dr. Medulla wrote: ↑16 Aug 2020, 6:29amHad a conversation with a dead man in my dreams last night. When I was an undergrad, my apartment was a few blocks away from a house with four friends, three of them from my hometown. I was originally only friends with one of them, but later became good with the others. Haven't kept in touch with any of them since finishing my BA, tho. A couple years or ago, one of them popped into my head so I googled him and found out he'd died less than a year before. The obituary didn't mention illness and I poking around didn't find any accidents, so I wondered if it was suicide. Part of me thought about contacting some people from my hometown, but my motives were ghoulish so I didn't. Anyway, in my dream, I was sitting on the steps of a small town general store (very cinematic) with some others and this guy shows up. After some confusing small talk, I tell him that he's supposed to be dead. He gets very upset and wants to know how and why, and I confess that I don't know. So we start walking along a country road to find out whether he's actually dead.The bulk of our conversation was me trying to calm him down over being dead/not dead.
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Re: Thread of Dreams
You younger folk have zero motivation.Dr. Medulla wrote: ↑16 Aug 2020, 1:22pmGimme a few more hours and I'll get on that.revbob wrote: ↑16 Aug 2020, 12:06pmSounds a bit Twilight Zoney, you just need a better ending. Go back to sleep and fix it.Dr. Medulla wrote: ↑16 Aug 2020, 6:29amHad a conversation with a dead man in my dreams last night. When I was an undergrad, my apartment was a few blocks away from a house with four friends, three of them from my hometown. I was originally only friends with one of them, but later became good with the others. Haven't kept in touch with any of them since finishing my BA, tho. A couple years or ago, one of them popped into my head so I googled him and found out he'd died less than a year before. The obituary didn't mention illness and I poking around didn't find any accidents, so I wondered if it was suicide. Part of me thought about contacting some people from my hometown, but my motives were ghoulish so I didn't. Anyway, in my dream, I was sitting on the steps of a small town general store (very cinematic) with some others and this guy shows up. After some confusing small talk, I tell him that he's supposed to be dead. He gets very upset and wants to know how and why, and I confess that I don't know. So we start walking along a country road to find out whether he's actually dead.The bulk of our conversation was me trying to calm him down over being dead/not dead.